Can't see the service that you're looking for? Click the    button to search over 350 services. The Korea Ski Association and Korean Sport and Olympic Committee (KSOC) have helped form Ski Jump 2.0 Sports Club - a vehicle it is hoped will lead to ski jumping success at the Gangwon 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games. Ski Jump 2.0 Sports Club came to be in April this year, but a formal ceremony to mark its founding was held at the Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre within the last month.Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre hosted competition during Pyeongchang 2018, and is also poised to be used come Gangwon 2024.Ski Jump 2.0 Sports Club has the task of discovering and nurturing young athletes, with the ultimate goal molding them into medal contenders at Gangwon 2024.Ski jumping is a sport South Korea has never won a medal in - at either the full Olympics or Youth Olympics.Ski Jump 2.0 Sports Club also has the backing of the Gangwon Provincial Government and its sporting and development departments.South Korea has never won an Olympic or Youth Olympic ski jumping medal ©Getty ImagesNews agency Yonhap reports that the Korea Ski Association has been offering ski jumping lessons to students in Gangwon elementary and middle schools since 2015.Ski Jump 2.0 Sports Club is a building block on this.Seven sports are on the Gangwon 2024 programme, with 1,900 athletes due to compete.That includes 80 ski jumpers and 64 Nordic combined athletes.Mixed team events are planned in both ski jumping and Nordic combined. Ali Iveson is a Desk Editor with insidethegames.biz. He has a multi-media background and previously worked in local television news, spending time covering American sports leagues and beyond for a streaming service. When British skaters Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean won the Olympic gold medal in ice dance at Sarajevo 1984 with 12 perfect 6.0s from every judge, for their interpretation of Maurice Ravel's Boléro, an important member of their team was singer-actor Michael Crawford. Crawford, who had played Frank Spencer in British sitcom Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em and the title role in the musical The Phantom of the Opera, had become a mentor to the pair in 1981 and went on to help them create their Olympic routine. Crawford said he “taught them how to act". He was present with their trainer Betty Callaway at the ringside at Sarajevo as they created one of the most iconic moments in Olympic history. We are looking for a qualified professional to join our team, whose mission is to deploy and configure our Ticketing Platform, to deliver ticketing operations for high-visibility world-class events, and to foster the adoption of our solution. You will work with very high-brand customers in sports & events and experience the ultimate thrill of seeing thousands of spectators benefit from the results of your work. You will join a dynamic and fast-paced environment and work with cross-divisional internal teams across multiple geographies. You will report to a project manager in the Client Services business operations division.